> Also available in Spanish: https://cubaresearchproject.com/es/all-databases/cubans-appearing-in-catholic-burials-registers-in-jamaica-19th-century/ # Cubans appearing in Catholic Burials Registers in Jamaica: 19th Century List of Cuban individuals who appear in the Catholic burial registers for 19th-century Jamaica. Not everyone in this list is Cuban; see the note below. Download a PDF version of this database: **[click here.](/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Cubanos-que-constan-en-los-registros-catolicos-de-entierros-en-Jamaica-siglo-XIX.-1.pdf)** Every individual whose record mentions Cuba has been added to this list. More than 90% of the people in the database were born in Cuba, but some were not; a record might instead note that the person was married to a Cuban or lived in Cuba. The "other information" column explains those cases, and the "page" column gives the page in the register where the record appears. This is probably not a complete list. Some records say nothing about a decedent's country of origin, and all of the entries appear to come from the city of Kingston, Jamaica. The records were drawn from a larger set transcribed by Patricia Jackson of [JamaicanFamilySearch.com](http://JamaicanFamilySearch.com); only records that mention Cuba are included here. ## Acknowledgements Thanks to Patricia Jackson and JamaicanFamilySearch.com.